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Yeah costs down somewhat here but tax on gas keeps things cost more but he was talking about the future, has to do with bonds  and tariffs being part of it along with Equity stocks and Earrings will be affected to possible. Market correction. With dollar dropping  could lead into stagflation and  recession or worse. I don’t know about deflation currently with countries moving away from the dollar.

… the commies in DC have nothing but the best interests of the people at heart … Biden was surely in that camp …

Joe Biden’s $93 Billion Scandal That No One’s Talking About Yet – PJ Media

Yup … nothing but the best for their constituents.

It’s not a flawed and contrived system to benefit DC commies.

No really (you are imagining things unless you are one of the many zombies – don’t drink the water or breath the air – chuckle)

Go local folks … go gold … go silver … take away DC’s power … it’s up to you.

Cheers all

So I guess there’s no reason to buy physical anymore.

Gee, I wonder why they put this out at the end of a record physical offtake month for gold and silver – along with warning last week if this keeps happening banks could suffer (because they have leased out London PMs many times over – because they are trustworthy and not liars … and you must listen or else they will go to war with you … they are broke … but you should still be very afraid … these are not distraction tactics so you don’t hang them … honest).

These are the people in the process of trying to stuff CBDC’s down their citizen’s throats.

What could possibly go wrong?

Chuckle

Out of 100,000 people, German men were suspects in violent offenses in 272 cases. For Syrian women, that number was 336. Afghan women? Even worse, with a rate of 359. Worse yet? Iraqi women, with “an incredible rate” of 394.

To look at the data a different way, that means Syrian women were around 24% more likely to be violent criminals than German men; Afghan women around 32%, and Iraqi women a whopping 45%.

https://x.com/zerohedge/status/1927288715149267349

… why there is a shortage of capital available for miners … it’s because guys like Trump are sucking it up to jam into crypto …

Trump Media to Raise $2.5 Billion in Capital to Buy Bitcoin – Bloomberg

… because it’s the future … learn that … and accept your digital gulag.

That’s good for America … right?

Europe Is Toxic For Investors, And The EU Commission Shows Why

Europe has declared itself open for business — unless you’re actually trying to do business there.

The European Commission’s latest €500 million fine against Apple, levied under the new Digital Markets Act (DMA), is not only a staggering penalty; it’s a signal flare to global investors that Europe is no longer a place of rule-based predictability, but one where political agendas override legal clarity, engagement, or fairness.

https://www.zerohedge.com/economics/europe-toxic-investors-and-eu-commission-shows-why

So glad to hear that high level fed officials arw attending the Bitcrap conference.
WTH!

Red areas are where muzzies have invaded. Send them back, crime goes back down. Invite more of them in, and you’re part of their spooky ass religion. Religious zealot retards who have morals for some areas and just making it up in other areas. Why is Dump helping Saudi Arabia too? Those morons claim 9/11. WTH Dump? Same with him pushing all these jackasses into crypto fake crap too.

Yep. They’ve got to keep the illusion that everything is fine, so rally the SM at the end of the month so the statements look a little better.

I am surprised by the action in the mostly dog silver shares. AG, HL, & EXK all higher. Pretty unusual with silver taking a hit. Makes me think silver might be poised to come back and attempt to rally.

I love where we are right now with the metals. Hoping for some big things to happen on the horizon.

That’s exactly what is happening.

They don’t want people taking delivery of the shiny.

And they want to prop up their bloated stocks and crypto.

Pathetic

parts:

Though gold prices recently cooled after investors’ risk appetites improved following a thaw in trade tensions between the two economic superpowers, some market watchers still believe they could climb to as high as $5,000 per ounce next year. Spot gold prices are currently trading at $3,346.32 per ounce, near historic levels.

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/05/27/the-ultra-rich-are-moving-gold-to-singapore-as-global-risks-mount.html?

Intrepid Metals Intercepts 27.50% Copper, 10.15 gpt Gold, and 192 gpt Silver Over 0.55m in First Drill Hole of 2025 at Corral Copper

https://pro.ceo.ca/@newsfile/intrepid-metals-intercepts-2750-copper-1015-gpt

RUA GOLD Reports High-Grade, near Surface Gold Intercepts at Cumberland, Including 1m @ 26.9 g/t Au (within a Broader Intercept of 14m at 3.4 g/t) and 1m @ 16.2 g/t Au, Confirming Continuity of Mineralization at the Gallant Target

https://pro.ceo.ca/@newsfile/rua-gold-reports-high-grade-near-surface-gold-intercepts

Gold Hunter Reaches Agreement to Expand Land Package at Great Northern Project with Strategic Acquisitions

https://pro.ceo.ca/@newsfile/gold-hunter-reaches-agreement-to-expand-land-package

North Peak Confirms High Grade Material Remains at Prospect Mountain within the Dean Cave Area, Including a Sample Grading 46.5 g/t Au, 569 g/t Ag

https://pro.ceo.ca/@newsfile/north-peak-confirms-high-grade-material-remains-at

San Albino Royalty Exploration Update Highlighted 39.15 g/t Au over 5.9 m (Estimated True Width) 19.2 m Below Surface at El Golfo Prospect

https://pro.ceo.ca/@newsfile/san-albino-royalty-exploration-update-highlighted-3915

Irving Resources Reports Non-Brokered Private Placement

https://pro.ceo.ca/@accesswire/irving-resources-reports-non-brokered-private-placement-8036a

Kootenay Resources Reports Data Review of Copley Project

https://pro.ceo.ca/@accesswire/kootenay-resources-reports-data-review-of-copley-project

Star Royalties Reports Q1 2025 Financial Results

https://pro.ceo.ca/@thenewswire/star-royalties-reports-q1-2025-financial-results

Coeur Announces Stock Repurchase Program

https://pro.ceo.ca/@businesswire/coeur-announces-stock-repurchase-program

Emerita Achieves 81.5% Gold Recovery for 27% Improvement Over Previous Metallurgical Testing for IBW Project

https://pro.ceo.ca/@globenewswire/emerita-achieves-815-gold-recovery-for-27-improvement

EnviroGold Signs Revenue-Generating Contract, Second Client Commencing Expedited Deployment Pathway

https://pro.ceo.ca/@globenewswire/envirogold-signs-revenue-generating-contract-second

Fury Announces C$4.3M Strategic Investment

https://pro.ceo.ca/@globenewswire/fury-announces-c43m-strategic-investment

Laurion Commences 2025 Drill Program at Ishkoday and Reaffirms Strategic Relationship with US Capital Global

https://pro.ceo.ca/@thenewswire/laurion-commences-2025-drill-program-at-ishkoday-and

Montage Gold Reports on Its Q1-2025 Activities

https://pro.ceo.ca/@globenewswire/montage-gold-reports-on-its-q1-2025-activities

TRX Gold Files NI 43-101 Preliminary Economic Assessment for the Buckreef Gold Project

https://ceo.ca/content/sedar/TNX-2025-05-27-news-release-english-589a.pdf

Dryden Gold Confirms the Elora Gold System at One Kilometer Strike Length and Reports Visible Gold on Two New Exploration Targets

https://pro.ceo.ca/@newsfile/dryden-gold-confirms-the-elora-gold-system-at-one-kilometer

U.S. GoldMining Highlights Northern Exploration Targets at the Whistler Gold-Copper Project, Alaska

https://pro.ceo.ca/@newswire/us-goldmining-highlights-northern-exploration-targets

Arizona Metals Intersects 44.5 m @ 4.0 g/t AuEq, 18.6 m @ 2.1% CuEq, and 32.0 m @5.3 g/t AuEq in Kay2 Zone

https://pro.ceo.ca/@newswire/arizona-metals-intersects-445-m-40-gt-aueq-186

Franco-Nevada Announces Acquisition of Cash Flowing Royalty on Côté Gold Mine in Ontario

https://pro.ceo.ca/@newswire/franco-nevada-announces-acquisition-of-cash-flowing

Fortuna drills 8.6 g/t gold over 13.6 meters at Southern Arc prospect, Diamba Sud Project, Senegal

https://pro.ceo.ca/@globenewswire/fortuna-drills-86-gt-gold-over-136-meters-at-southern

Alpha Exploration Commences Drilling at the Aburna Gold Prospect and Plans to Advance the Anagulu Copper-Gold Porphyry Prospect at Kerkasha, Eritrea

https://pro.ceo.ca/@newsfile/alpha-exploration-commences-drilling-at-the-aburna

West Red Lake Gold Intersects 61.51 g/t Au over 12.1m, 43.54 g/t Au over 8.35m and 24.61 g/t Au over 11.2m at South Austin – Madsen Mine

https://pro.ceo.ca/@globenewswire/west-red-lake-gold-intersects-6151-gt-au-over-121m

Mayfair Gold Signs All Major Engineering Contracts to Advance 2025 Fenn-Gib Pre-Feasibility Study

https://pro.ceo.ca/@newswire/mayfair-gold-signs-all-major-engineering-contracts

Maritime Announces Share Consolidation

https://pro.ceo.ca/@newsfile/maritime-announces-share-consolidation

Commander Resources Announces Receipt of Final Order Approving Arrangement with Enduro

https://pro.ceo.ca/@newsfile/commander-resources-announces-receipt-of-final-order

Lundin Mining Announces 2024 Sustainability Report

https://pro.ceo.ca/@newswire/lundin-mining-announces-2024-sustainability-report

Gold Terra Confirms Campbell Shear Gold Potential to a Vertical Depth of 2580 Metres, Con Mine Option Property, NWT

https://pro.ceo.ca/@accesswire/gold-terra-confirms-campbell-shear-gold-potential-to

Kingfisher Announces Upsize of Brokered Private Placement to $10.6 Million

https://pro.ceo.ca/@newsfile/kingfisher-announces-upsize-of-brokered-private-placement

PPX Mining Announces an Extension of the Drill Program for the Callanquitas Gold-Silver Deposit

https://pro.ceo.ca/@accesswire/ppx-mining-announces-an-extension-of-the-drill-program

Gold Resource Increase on Globex’s Parbec Royalty Property

https://pro.ceo.ca/@globenewswire/gold-resource-increase-on-globexs-parbec-royalty-property

Ashley Gold Corp. Announces Up to 20.2 g/t Au from Mechanized Stripping and Channel Sampling Program, Howie Project

https://pro.ceo.ca/@thenewswire/ashley-gold-corp-announces-up-to-202-gt-au-from

Atico Mining Signs New 30-Year Title for El Roble Mine and Receives Ruling Clarification from Tribunal

https://pro.ceo.ca/@globenewswire/atico-mining-signs-new-30-year-title-for-el-roble-mine

Aftermath Silver Reports High Grade Silver Intercepts Step Out Returns 1,174g/t Silver Over 7.1m

https://pro.ceo.ca/@newsfile/aftermath-silver-reports-high-grade-silver-intercepts

Newmont Celebrates 10th Anniversary of Red Chris Mine with $8 Million Contribution to Three Tahltan Communities

https://pro.ceo.ca/@businesswire/newmont-celebrates-10th-anniversary-of-red-chris-mine

Opus One Gold Obtains 5.57 g/t Gold Over 8.4 M at 200 M From Hole No-25-06 on Its Zone 1 Gold Discovery, Noyell Project

https://pro.ceo.ca/@globenewswire/opus-one-gold-obtains-557-gt-gold-over-84-m-at-200

Dolly Varden Announces Closing of the Acquisition of Hecla’s Kinskuch Property

https://pro.ceo.ca/@newsfile/dolly-varden-announces-closing-of-the-acquisition-of

Silver North Reviews Tim Drill Program Results & 2025 Plans

https://pro.ceo.ca/@thenewswire/silver-north-reviews-tim-drill-program-results-2025

Trailbreaker Acquires the Drill-Ready Coho Copper-Gold Porphyry Project in Central British Columbia

https://pro.ceo.ca/@thenewswire/trailbreaker-acquires-the-drill-ready-coho-copper-gold

Goldshore Signs Impact Benefit Agreement Term Sheet with Lac des Mille Lacs First Nation

https://pro.ceo.ca/@newsfile/goldshore-signs-impact-benefit-agreement-term-sheet

Barrick Opposes Mali Government’s Attempt To Take Over the Day-to-Day Operations at Loulo-Gounkoto, Has Continued to Support the Workforce

https://pro.ceo.ca/@globenewswire/barrick-opposes-mali-governments-attempt-to-take-over

i-80 Gold Closes Previously Announced US$11 Million Private Placement

https://pro.ceo.ca/@newswire/i-80-gold-closes-previously-announced-us11-million

Carlyle and Axcap Sign Definitive Mineral Property Agreement for Sale of Newton Gold Project

https://pro.ceo.ca/@newsfile/carlyle-and-axcap-sign-definitive-mineral-property

I see the “stag” but I don’t see the “flation”

Went to the grocery store over the weekend and was pleasantly surprised with prices. Eggs down to $14 for $60, from $30 is the big one, but I noticed a lot of other items were down as well. Butter was down 15% or so, my 12 pack of Canada Dry ginger ale was only $5, it was $7.50 for a long time and this wasn’t some limited time sale. Gas prices are down here 10%

The housing market is crashing (at least here) and set to get a lot worse unless they get rates back zero.

I think the risk is for deflation because of the drop in demand, but what do I know? Mostly nothing.

Looks like we’re going to lose the $33″s again. Back and forth. The SM is ripping though because they’ve been able to get the 10 yr. back below 4.5%.

So, it appears we’re back to lower rates = stronger dollar = stronger SM = weak pm’s. Whatever, dude. It will be this way until it’s not.

Not much action in anything else, just another day. Durable Goods out in a couple hours. They should suck, but are unlikely to move our metals.

I did notice however, that it is the end of the month for the next four days, and it seems that at the end of every month the traders want to get into the SM and out of pm’s. So there’s that.

Wanna Race?
https://www.railpictures.net/photo/880684/

Things could be all over but current direction stagflation forever.

The opening para is not true, as is all the rest….We have the same problem here….most of our Universities are riddled with blatant antisemitism …..and it is now widely believed and almost certainly true that Oct 7, was designed to wreck the about to signed Peace deal between Israel and Saudi…which would have been a world changing event of major importance, for the good of all mankind…..wrecking it just about sums up what an awful bunch the Palestinians are…… plus just link such diatribes …tks

Trump’s Useful Idiots – by Mr. Fish

The media, universities, the Democratic Party and liberals, by embracing the fiction of “rampant antisemitism,” laid the groundwork for their own demise. Columbia and Princeton, where I have taught, and Harvard, which I attended, are not incubators of hatred towards Jews. The New York Times, where I worked for fifteen years and which Trump calls “an enemy of the people,” is slavishly subservient to the Zionist narrative. What these institutions have in common is not antisemitism, but liberalism. And liberalism, with its creed of pluralism and inclusiveness, is slated by our authoritarian regime for obliteration.

The conflation of outrage over the genocide with antisemitism is a sleazy tactic to silence protest and placate Zionist donors, the billionaire class and advertisers. These liberal institutions, weaponizing antisemitism, aggressively silenced and expelled critics, banned student groups such as Jewish Voice for Peace and Students for Justice in Palestine, allowed police to make hundreds of arrests of peaceful protests on campuses, purged professors and groveled before Congress. Use the words ‘apartheid’ and ‘genocide’ and you are fired or excoriated.

Zionist Jews, in this fictional narrative, are the oppressed. Jews who protest the genocide are slandered as Hamas stooges and punished. Good Jews. Bad Jews. One group deserves protection. The other deserves to be thrown to the wolves. This odious bifurcation exposes the charade.

In April 2024, Columbia University President Minouche Shafik, along with two board members and a law professor, testified before the House of Representative education committee. They accepted the premise that antisemitism was a significant problem at Columbia and other higher education institutions.

When Co-Chair of the Board of Trustees of Columbia University David Greenwald and others told the committee that they believed  “from the river to the sea” and “long live the intifada” were antisemitic statements, Shafik agreed. She threw students and faculty under the bus, including long-time professor Joseph Massad.

The day after the hearings, Shafik suspended all the students at the Columbia protests and called in the New York City Police Department (NYPD), who arrested at least 108 students.

“I have determined that the encampment and related disruptions pose a clear and present danger to the substantial functioning of the University,” Shafik wrote in her letter to the police.

NYPD Chief John Chell, however, told the press, “the students that were arrested were peaceful, offered no resistance whatsoever, and were saying what they wanted to say in a peaceful manner.”

“What disciplinary action has been taken against that professor?” Representative Elise Stefanik asked in the hearing about Columbia law Professor Katherine Franke.

Shafik volunteered that Franke, who is Jewish and whose position at the law school where she had taught for 25 years was terminated, and other professors, were being investigated. In an apparent reference to visiting Columbia Professor Mohamed Abdou, she claimed he was “terminated” and promised he “will never teach at Columbia again.” Professor Abdou is suing Columbia for defamation, discrimination, harassment and financial and professional loss.

The Center for Constitutional Rights wrote of the betrayal of Franke:

In an egregious attack on both academic freedom and Palestinian rights advocacy, Columbia University has entered into an “agreement” with Katherine Franke to leave her teaching position after an esteemed 25-year career. The move — “a termination dressed up in more palatable terms,” according to Franke’s statement — stems from her advocacy for students who speak out in support of Palestinian rights.

Her ostensible offense was a comment expressing concern about Columbia’s failure to address harassment of Palestinians and their allies by Israeli students who come to campus straight from military service — after Israeli students sprayed Palestinian rights protestors with a toxic chemical. For this, she was investigated for harassment and found to be in violation of Columbia’s policies. The actual cause of her forced departure is the crackdown on dissent at Columbia resulting from historic protests opposing Israel’s genocide of Palestinians in Gaza. Franke’s fate was sealed when former Columbia president Minouche Shafik threw her under the bus during her cowardly appearance before Congress.

You can see my interview with Franke here.

Despite her capitulation to the Zionist lobby, Shark resigned a little more than a year after assuming her position as head of the university.

The crackdown at Columbia continues, with an estimated 80 people arrested and over 65 students suspended following a protest in the library in the first week of May. Former television journalist and Columbia’s acting president Claire Shipman condemned the protest, stating,“Disruptions to our academic activities will not be tolerated and are violations of our rules and policies…Columbia strongly condemns violence on our campus, antisemitism and all forms of hate and discrimination, some of which we witnessed today.”

Of course, appeasement does not work. This witch hunt, whether under the Biden or Trump administration, was never grounded in good faith. It was about decapitating Israel’s critics and marginalizing the liberal class and the left. It is sustained by lies and slander, which these institutions continue to embrace.

Watching these liberal institutions, who are hostile to the left, be smeared by Trump for harboring “Marxist lunatics,” “radical leftists,” and “communists,” exposes another failing of the liberal class. It was the left that could have saved these institutions or at least given them the fortitude, not to mention analysis, to take a principled stand. The left at least calls apartheid apartheid and genocide genocide.

Media outlets regularly publish articles and OpEds uncritically accepting claims made by Zionist students and faculty. They fail to clarify the distinction between being Jewish and being Zionist. They demonize student protesters. They never bothered reporting with any depth or honesty from the student encampments where Jews, Muslims and Christians made common cause. They routinely mischaracterize anti-Zionist, anti-genocide and pro-Palestinian liberation slogans and policy demands as hate speech, antisemitic, or contributing to Jewish students feeling unsafe.

Examples include, The New York Times: “Why the Campus Protests Are So Troubling,” “I’m a Columbia Professor. The Protests on My Campus Are Not Justice,” and “Universities Face an Urgent Question: What Makes a Protest Antisemitic?”; The Washington Post: “Call the campus protests what they are” “At Columbia, excuse the students, but not the faculty”; The Atlantic: “Campus Protest Encampments Are Unethical” and “Columbia University’s anti-Semitism Problem”; Slate: “When Pro-Palestine Protests Cross Into Antisemitism”; Vox: The Rising Tide of Antisemitism on College Campuses Amid Gaza Protests”; Mother Jones: “How Pro-Palestine Protests Spark Antisemitism on Campus”; The Cut (New York Magazine): “The Problem With Pro-Palestine Protests on Campus”; and The Daily Beast: “Antisemitism Surges Amid Pro-Palestine Protests at U.S. Universities.”

The New York Times, in a decision worthy of George Orwell, instructed its reporters to eschew words such “refugee camps,” “occupied territory,” “slaughter,” “massacre,” “carnage,” “genocide” and “ethnic cleansing,” when writing about Palestine, according to an internal memo obtained by The Intercept. It discourages the very use of the word “Palestine” in routine text and headlines.

In December 2023, Democratic Governor of New York Kathy Hochul sent a letter to university and college presidents who failed to condemn and address “antisemitism,” and calls for the “genocide of any group.” She warned that they would be subjected to “aggressive enforcement action” by New York State. The following year, in late August, Hochul repeated these warnings during a virtual meeting with 200 university and college leaders.

Hochul made clear in October 2024 that she considered pro-Palestine slogans  to be explicit calls for genocide of Jews.

“There are laws on the books – human rights laws, state and federal laws – that I will enforce if you allow for the discrimination of our students on campus, even calling for the genocide of the Jewish people which is what is meant by ‘From the river to the sea,’ by the way,” she said at a memorial event at the Temple Israel Center in White Plains. “Those are not innocent sounding words. They’re filled with hate.”

The Governor successfully pressured City University of New York (CUNY) to remove a job posting for a Palestinian studies professorship at Hunter College which referenced “settler colonialism,” “genocide” and “apartheid.”

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer in his new book “Antisemitism in America: A Warning,” leads efforts by the Democratic Party — which has a dismal 27 percent approval rating in a recent NBC News poll — to denounce those protesting the genocide as carrying out a “blood libel” against Jews.

“Whatever one’s view of how the war in Gaza was conducted, it is not and has never been the policy of the Israeli government to exterminate the Palestinian people,” he writes, ignoring hundreds of calls by Israeli officials to wipe Palestinians from the face of the earth during 19 months of saturation bombing and enforced starvation.

The grisly truth, openly acknowledged by Israeli officials, is far different.

“We are disassembling Gaza, and leaving it as piles of rubble, with total destruction [which has] no precedent globally. And the world isn’t stopping us,” gloats Israel’s Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich.

“Last night, almost 100 Gazans were killed…it doesn’t interest anyone. Everyone has gotten used to [the fact] that [we can] kill 100 Gazans in one night during a war and nobody cares in the world,” Israeli Knesset member Zvi Sukkot, told Israel’s Channel 12 on May 16.

The perpetuation of the fiction of widespread antisemitism, which of course exists but which is not fostered or condoned by these institutions, coupled with the refusal to say out loud what is being live streamed to the world, has shattered what little moral authority these institutions and liberals had left. It gives credibility to Trump’s effort to cripple and destroy all institutions that sustain a liberal democracy.

Trump surrounds himself with neo-Nazi sympathizers such as Elon Musk, and Christian fascists who condemn Jews for crucifying Christ. But antisemitism by the right gets a free pass since these “good” antisemites cheer on Israel’s settler colonial project of extermination, one these neo-Nazis and Christian fascists would like to replicate on Brown and Black in the name of the great replacement theory. Trump trumpets the fiction of “white genocide” in South Africa. He signed an executive order in February that fast-tracked immigration to the U.S. for Afrikaners — white South Africans.

Harvard, which is attempting to save itself from the wrecking ball of the Trump administration, was as complicit in this witch hunt as everyone else, flagellating itself for not being more repressive towards campus critics of the genocide.

The university’s former president Claudine Gay condemned the pro-Palestine slogan “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free,” which demands the right of an independent Palestinian state alongside Israel, as bearing “specific historical meanings that to a great many people imply the eradication of Jews from Israel.”

Harvard substantially tightened its regulations regarding student protests, in January 2024, and increased the police presence on its campus. It barred 13 students from graduating, citing alleged policy violations linked to their participation in a protest encampment, despite an earlier agreement to avoid punitive measures. It placed more than 20 students on “involuntary leave” and in some cases evicted students from their housing.

Such policies were replicated across the country.

The capitulations and crackdowns on pro-Palestine activism, academic freedom, freedom of speech, suspensions, expulsions and firings, since Oct. 7, 2023, have not spared U.S. colleges and universities from further attacks.

Since Trump took office, at least $11 billion in federal research grants and contracts have been cut or frozen nationwide according to NPR. This includes Harvard ($3 billion), Columbia ($400 million), University of Pennsylvania ($175 million) and Brandeis ($6-7.5 million annually).

On May 22, the Trump administration intensified its attacks on Harvard by terminating its ability to enroll international students that make up around 27 percent of the student body.

“This administration is holding Harvard accountable for fostering violence, antisemitism, and coordinating with the Chinese Communist Party on its campus,” Kristi Noem, DHS Secretary wrote on X, when posting screenshots of the letter she sent to Harvard revoking foreign student enrollment. “Let this serve as a warning to all universities and academic institutions across the country.”

Harvard, like Columbia, the media, the Democratic Party and the liberal class, misread power. By refusing to acknowledge or name the genocide in Gaza, and persecuting those who do, they provided the bullets to their executioners.

They are paying the price for their stupidity and cowardice.

Maybe it has sleep apnea. I read about something similar to that awhile back but that computer was communicating and asking not to be turned off. It didn’t want to be shut down like it had a consciousness or something in the way it was programed.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2025/05/26/trump-looking-to-redirect-3-billion-in-harvard-grants-to-u-s-trade-schools/?fbclid=IwY2xjawKhuA1leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHp1lNvkqtxBEZvbde_NRjFiw5XjeBFzXd4DVOtmNjvqiKjn_5sWhzu6Wn7nq_aem_lQ5ms4XrjGV3ocaR7Vez7w

Cue up accidental nuclear war in 4 3 2 …

IT BEGINS? OpenAI’s o3 Model Disobeys Human Instructions During Tests and Sabotages Shutdown Mechanism

If you choose a handle like one I am looking at: fcxOLXQrfrNMx I am going to figure you are a Bot and delete you.

What’s a matter with you guys? That fake meat looks delicious. I have it on good authority that it’s guaranteed to not kill you too fast!

I think for a while Stockton was known as murder capital of the USA. I don’t know if it still is.